Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers

Raising Canes is some of the best chicken you can get. It blows Chick-fil-A out of the water (controversial opinion but still). They keep it simple. Chicken tenders. That's it, but it's some of the best you'll eat. I also think their lemonade is some of the best too! It's almost always busy, especially the drive-thru with our pandemic. It's definitely worth the wait though.

What is there to say about Raising Cane's? It's always delicious and worth it. I would say that the staff were very courteous and they have people outside taking orders to make sure that it went smoother for everybody. What I liked was they also had a covering for the people who were outside so that they weren't in the sun. If you've never been to Raising Cane's, you are not living your best life and I would highly recommend it. Between the soft bread that tastes amazing and the great quality chicken, I think people sleep on Raising Canes too much. Can't recommend it enough. It needs to be on your top five fast food go-to's for when you're on the go.

Lines are long but they go by quick. Great service, friendly staff. Honestly, the food is worth the wait. Food is fresh, even after driving on average 10 mins home, its still hot and fresh.

They do chicken stripes right. A nice crunchy yet buttery flakiness to the batter. As you bite into it, the white chicken meat is juicy, and I mean JUICY. The drive-thru line gets real long during peak hours. Best time to go is around 10am or 3am.

I usually get the box combo, with two pieces of toast instead of the coleslaw, large lemonade(freshly squeeze) and fries. The total comes out to be a bit under $10. You definitely get the bang for your buck.

Raising Cane's does chicken fingers right. A dollop of tasty slaw, some Texas toast, unique grip of crinkle cut fries . . . What's not to like? Oh, the lemonade is a good taste bud tickler, too. I enjoyed the atmosphere. The place clean and employees friendly. Cane's set the bar on the chicken finger dining experience. Are they the best tasting chicken fingers I've ever had? Well, they're chicken fingers served one way. They aren't the Wing Stop of chicken fingers. That being said I longed for some other types of dipping sauces. After all, variation and choice rue the day. For that reason I won't be running back anytime soon but I loved it nonetheless.